General News

Research Assistants Must Resubmit Requests for Printing Privileges

Marquette University’s printing systems were updated over the summer, and student printing accounts were reset. If you are a research assistant and previously had printing privileges, please resubmit a request for those privileges by completing this form.

More information regarding the University’s new printing system can be found by visiting Marquette’s IT Services website.

Contact: Ben Manske

PrintWise Upgrade: Action Required for Students

Marquette University ITS has upgraded printers and PrintWise. Students are now able to send documents to PrintWise printers via email for basic printing (single-sided, black & white). If you would like to print using advanced finishing options (double-sided, color), you will need to install the new PrintWise drivers on your laptop. The old B&W and Color drivers are now nonoperational. The instructions for this and more information about PrintWise are available here.

Instructions for Email Printing with printwise@marquette.edu

  1. Save the document you want to print to your computer. Make sure it is one of the supported file types listed below.
  2. Open a new email to printwise@marquette.edu.
  3. Add the document you want to print as an attachment to the email. The subject line and body of the email can be left blank.
  4. Send the email. Allow up to 5 minutes for the document to be processed by the printing system. 
  5. Swipe your MUID on the printer, and select the document to print. You can then change the quantity or how the document is printed, using the finishing options at the printer.

This method of printing works for the following file types:

Microsoft Word (*.doc, *.docx, and *.rtf)
Microsoft Excel (*.xls and *.xlsx)
Microsoft PowerPoint (*.ppt and *.pptx)
Adobe Reader or PDF Files (*.pdf)
Image Files (*.png, *.jpeg, *.jpg, *.tiff, *.tif, and *.gif)
Text File (*.txt)

Contact: Law School Media & Technology

Resources for Recovery at Marquette

The Marquette Counseling Center offers programs and support for students seeking recovery from substance use. 

Who is this for?

Any Marquette student in recovery or exploring recovery from substance use.

What if I'm not sure?

Come to a meeting anyway! There is no abstinence requirement. You can also reach out and schedule to meet 1-on-1 with someone in recovery if you prefer.

When and where are recovery meetings?

You can explore the Recovery at MU website to see the complete list of recovery meeting times and discover how to sign up for Recovery coaching.

Upcoming Events (open to all!):

  • Visit the Recovery at MU Table at O-Fest
    • Thursday, September 5, 4 - 6 p.m.
    • Central Mall, Marquette campus
  • Recovery Month Picnic and Social
    • Thursday, September 26, from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
    • Henke Terrace and 707 Hub (1102 W Wisconsin Ave.)
  • Recovery Day Celebration
    • Monday, September 30, from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
    • Lemonis Center for Student Success, Multipurpose Room

Students looking for resources may browse the Recovery at Marquette website or contact organizers via email or Instagram (@MarquetteRecovery).

Law students are also encouraged to reach out to WisLAP (Wisconsin Lawyers Assistance Program) for confidential law-student specific resources.

Contact: Recovery at Marquette

MUID Needed to Access the 3rd and 4th Floors

With final exams approaching, the number of Marquette students entering and using the building will increase. In anticipation of this increase and in preparation for the summer, floors three and four will be accessible only to the Law School community from Saturday, April 12., through Thursday, August 21.

Law students, faculty, and staff will need to use their MUID to gain access to these floors. 

Contact: Ben Manske

Eckstein Hall Summer Building and Parking Hours

Eckstein Hall summer hours are in effect from May 10 through August 18. Hours are as follows:   

  • Monday-Thursday: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 
  • Friday: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. 
  • Saturday-Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

 Please note the following dates where the hours will be different:  

  • Monday, May 26: CLOSED, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.  

  • Saturday, June 29: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

  • Sunday, June 29 through Friday, July 4: CLOSED, in observance of the July 4th holiday. 

Please note that the building promptly closes at the listed close time, including access to the parking levels. Students are no longer able to enter the building as of the building close time and must vacate by that time. 

To view the most up-to-date building hours, please click here. 

Parking Hours 

Eckstein Hall parking opens 45 minutes prior to the building open time and closes 30 minutes prior to the building close time. If you are parked in the building after parking closes, you can exit without issue within 15 minutes after the listed building close time. If you do not exit within 15 minutes after the listed building close time, you will need to push the intercom button to be let out of the parking level and then contact Manager of Building Operations Ben Manske to have your parking credential reset. Until your credentials are reset, you will not be able to park in Eckstein Hall.  

Overnight parking is not permitted in Eckstein Hall unless prior approval is granted by the welcome desk (located in the lobby) or the manager of building operations. Vehicles found parked overnight without approval will be ticketed. To avoid parking issues, please exit promptly upon the building close time. 

Contact: Ben Manske

Parking Permit (Fall 2025 and Academic Year 2025-2026) Information

​Fall 2025 and Academic Year 2025-2026 Permits: On Sale Beginning July 15

Students who wish to park on campus during fall 2025 or academic year 2025-2026 must purchase a parking permit online. Specific sale dates and rate information for fall and academic year is available on the Parking Services website. Permit sales will begin on July 15.

If you plan to park on-campus for fall or the academic year, please mark your calendar with this information. On-campus parking is limited, and permits will run out. Street parking is very limited on campus. If you know that you will be driving to school, please plan to purchase your permit as soon as the permit goes on sale. Additionally, if you plan to park during both the fall and spring semesters, you should purchase an academic year permit. If you purchase a fall only permit, you are not guaranteed a permit for the spring semester. Spring permit sales will begin at the end of fall semester and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis regardless of if you had a permit during the fall semester or not. 

General Parking Permit Information 

Please note that it is not possible to purchase a parking permit specifically for Eckstein Hall. 

  • Law students who purchase a parking permit will be assigned either to the Wells Street Parking Structure (Structure 2), located at 1240 W. Wells Street, or the 16th Street Parking Structure (Structure 1), located at 749 N. 16th Street. Structure 2 is a short walk to Eckstein Hall; Structure 1 is approximately nine blocks from Eckstein Hall. 

  • Parking is available in Eckstein Hall on a first-come, first-served basis each day for parking permit holders. On days when parking is not available at Eckstein Hall, members of the Law School community should park in their assigned structure. Those who choose to pull a visitor ticket to park in Eckstein Hall must pay the visitor parking fee upon exiting. Overnight parking is not permitted at Eckstein Hall. To view available Eckstein Hall parking spots or read the entire Eckstein Hall Parking Policy, please visit the Law School’s parking alerts web page.  

Questions? 

Please contact the Office of Parking Services at 414.288.6911. 

Contact: Ben Manske